Summary:
Southeastern Regional Vocational Technical is a single-school regional vocational technical district serving grades 9–12 in South Easton, Massachusetts, with 1,618 students and a student–teacher ratio of 12.1. Because the Southeastern Regional Vocational Technical district contains only this one school, district figures and school figures are identical — a district rank of 177 of 351 (50th percentile) is simply the school's own placement, and the most recent rank-history row instead shows 156 of 353 (56th percentile), a discrepancy worth noting.
The school's strongest result is completion: a 99.5% graduation rate alongside a 0.5% dropout rate in 2024-2025. Academically, results are mixed. Physics is a consistent strength, beating the state by 6.26 points in 2025-2026 (52.84% vs. 46.58%) and by 9.78 points in 2024-2025 (54.03% vs. 44.25%). Biology is the clear, persistent weakness, sitting 15.94 points below the state in 2025-2026 (21.74% vs. 37.68%) and 13.66 points below in 2024-2025 (25.36% vs. 39.02%). In 2024-2025, 10th-grade ELA was a standout at 64.85% proficient versus 50.66% statewide, a +14.19-point gap.
That ELA advantage largely disappeared in 2025-2026, falling to 46.97% versus 45.48% state — a 17.88-point drop while the state fell only 5.18 points, meaning most of the decline was school-specific. Math slipped from +4.65 to +0.20 over the state, and science held steady at roughly one point below state in both years. Overall, this is a school performing near the state median on tests (with a 2- vs. 3-star discrepancy between the district badge and the rank-history row) but delivering exceptional persistence outcomes — a distinction that matters for a vocational technical program. Note that free/reduced-lunch data is not reported, and per-student spending of $19,499 comes from 2020-2021, so it is historical rather than current.
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